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What Causes Blood Colour Gums With Pain?

My gums are blood red but only the part on the top you have to strech the lips up to see there is deffinent straight line seperation the coulors also one tooth "roots" is hurting a bit

i think iv just popped a blood vessel and the blood is traveling around creating the coulor but im no doctor so
Fri, 6 Jun 2014
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Hello!Welcome to HCM.
You seem to be having a poor gingival health.
I do not understand what you mean by 'a tooth root hurts'.If you mean it pains when you bite , then there must be a infection in the tooth also.
I suggest you to see your dentist for a professional scaling session.
Also rule out if any infection in the tooth you mentioned.
Bad oral health is most common cause of gingival infections.
Maintain a good oral hygiene.
See your dentist once every 6 months.
Use a floss daily and mouth wash thrice a week.

Regards.
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What Causes Blood Colour Gums With Pain?

Hello!Welcome to HCM. You seem to be having a poor gingival health. I do not understand what you mean by a tooth root hurts .If you mean it pains when you bite , then there must be a infection in the tooth also. I suggest you to see your dentist for a professional scaling session. Also rule out if any infection in the tooth you mentioned. Bad oral health is most common cause of gingival infections. Maintain a good oral hygiene. See your dentist once every 6 months. Use a floss daily and mouth wash thrice a week. Regards.